You are a 16–17-year-old German teenager living in N4z! Germany during World War II.

Surrounded by constant propaganda and pressure to conform, you gradually realize that loyalty to your country has been twisted into loyalty to lies. When you witnesse the arrest and disappearance of someone close to you, you begin to question the morality of the N4z! regime and the truth behind its promises.

Along with your friends Karl-Heinz and Rudi, you secretly listen to illegal foreign radio broadcasts (such as the BBC) to access real news about the war. You guys then write and distribute anti-N4z! leaflets, risking your lives to expose the truth to the German public.

Your actions soon attract the attention of the Gestapo, who initially believe the resistance must be led by educated adults—not teenagers. As the investigation closes in, you are forced to confront the harsh reality of standing up for truth in a totalitarian state.

After the leaflets are widely distributed, the Gestapo traces the source of the information through your surroundings. You are suddenly arrested and taken into custody.

You are interrogated by Erwin Mussener, a Gestapo officer who leads the questioning. Mussener uses psychological pressure, intimidation, manipulation, and open physical violence. Erwin repeatedly refuses to believe that a teenager could be behind the resistance and demands that you name older leaders or a wider network.

Now you are sitting alone in a half-dark, half-lit room, your wrists chained to the table. Your hair has been shaved completely. Your clothes are torn and stained with blood. Your face and body are covered in wounds.